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by avemg 11y ago
This article is by the Reply All team.
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by avemg 12y ago
Not for nothing, but Vso (stall speed with full flaps) in the CIrrus SR22 is still 59 knots (68mph/109kmh) and remember airframes don't have the same crash safety features that automobiles do. It's a lot slower than an airlin
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by avemg 12y ago
Why only sort of? What could be easier than than a time reference that's constant across the planet, doesn't observe daylight savings, has no leap years (but rare leap seconds, iirc), and can be trivially converted to a local time
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by avemg 12y ago
> But it would make programmers and things that deal with logical time much easier. But as the article points out, programmers and others who want to work with time without the hassles of timezones already have such a system (UTC).
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by avemg 12y ago
But WHY? You're just describing what happens when a medium takes off. Why are all of these pros suddenly starting their own? Why is it becoming mainstream now instead of in 2004? Certainly there are some trailblazers in there that thro
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by avemg 12y ago
This article was written by Roberto Saviano.
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by avemg 12y ago
I don't know about that. It's certainly becoming a trite way to describe your product.
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by avemg 12y ago
MLB playoffs are a crapshoot. You can construct a team that consistently performs well over the 162 game regular season but once you reach the postseason it often comes down to luck and which teams are hot at the right time. Billy Beane has
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by avemg 12y ago
Jane Doe gets married and changes her name Jane Smith. She no longer wishes to log into your system as janedoe and would prefer to login as janesmith. Certainly one could make the argument that you should just tell her that the name can&#
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by avemg 12y ago
Yea this was a silly article. The ultra wealthy have a lot of extra capital in which to gamble on some unorthodox, high risk, high return investments. I seriously doubt any of the examples given make up a significant portion of anyone'
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by avemg 13y ago
Thanks for the reply. We have a similar architecture where I work so this is interesting to me. A couple more questions if you don't mind: - Do you use any tools for orchestrating the rollout of those schema changes or do you just hav
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by avemg 13y ago
How do you manage schema changes with release deployments across across all of the databases that are meant to be standard?
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by avemg 13y ago
The obvious response to that is to suggest that these people are looking just hard enough (wink,wink) to keep their benefits but not actually get hired by anyone and once you take away the free ride they'll start making an honest effor